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Augusta Eats: Columbia County’s Mexican Restaurant Celebrates Seven Years of Flavorful Success
A beloved Mexican restaurant in Columbia County is marking a milestone as it celebrates seven years of bringing authentic flavors to Augusta. The restaurant, known for its vibrant atmosphere and delicious cuisine, has become a local favorite since its inception. As it commemorates this achievement, the restaurant reflects on its...
Development bringing live, work, play to Furys Ferry Road
MARTINEZ, Ga. (WFXG) - As Columbia County continues to grow, there's a section of Furys Ferry Road that has seen an influx of new business, including food and shopping options. Local business owner and developer, Rafy Bassali says it's filling a big need. “There’s a lot of residential here and...
Augusta Eats: Mexican restaurant in Columbia County celebrating seven years' good luck
However it happened, Taqueria El Rey is celebrating its seventh anniversary, July 2, on Taco Tuesday, and customers who crave authenticity in their Mexican cuisine will want to join the party. The restaurant is one of several locally run by the Galvan family. La Cocina del Rey in Grovetown snags...
Proposed gas station, Euchee Creek trail improvements on Columbia County commission agenda
A proposed gas station at the Columbia Road and William Few Parkway intersection is going before commissioners again at their Tuesday night meeting, as well as a contract for Euchee Creek Greenway trail improvements.
Have you seen these 3 missing people in Augusta?
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Deputies are searching for a 31-year-old man and two teens who are missing in Richmond and Columbia counties. The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in searching for a missing 31-year-old man. Tony Robinson was last seen on Wednesday on the...
Health inspections: See which restaurant was keeping 'raw chicken ... on the floor with flies'
The Georgia Department of Public Health, Environmental Health Section, conducts regular restaurant inspections to help keep residents and visitors safe. The following is a list of restaurants in Richmond and Columbia counties that have been inspected between June 21 and 26, accompanied by their scores and, in some cases, the health infractions that lowered those scores.
Independence Day events in the CSRA
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WFXG) – The city of Augusta is gearing up to celebrate the Fourth of July with an Independence Day celebration at Augusta Common. The event will be fun for the whole family, featuring live entertainment, a fun zone for kids, food trucks, vendors, and fireworks. The celebration is free and begins at 5 p.m., with fireworks starting at 9:30 p.m.
The long road home: Why Columbia County developers at Thurmond Lake want bigger cul-de-sac
A proposed subdivision on Thurmond Lake's Columbia County side is asking for a bigger road so the development can fit. Sustainable Property Management LLC has requested a zoning variance from the county to permit a cul-de-sac longer than the county's 700-foot limit. ...
Health Inspection Reveals Varied Scores Among Richmond and Columbia County Restaurants
Recent health inspections in Richmond and Columbia counties have highlighted a spectrum of compliance among local restaurants, ranging from perfect scores to concerning violations. Several establishments achieved perfect scores, demonstrating exemplary adherence to health and safety protocols. Notably, Chick-fil-A at Children’s Hospital of Georgia received praise with a score of 100, despite a minor issue ... Read more
Georgia Bar honors Columbia County DA Bobby Christine for work with military
The State Bar of Georgia Military/Veterans Law Section recently honored Columbia Judicial Circuit District Attorney Bobby L. Christine, of Evans, with the Marshall-Tuttle Award. The Marshall-Tuttle Award is presented annually to a lawyer who provides outstanding legal assistance to service members and veterans, according to a news release from the...
Mom, aunt charged with murder after Georgia toddler overdoses on fentanyl
Ellzey told investigators that she had been cleaning the house she lived in with her aunt, 37-year-old Deangela Belton. As she cleaned, Kinsley was crawling around on the kitchen floor and got some white powder on her hand that Ellzey told investigators she assumed was dust.
Camp helps build the next generation of cyber security
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - The cyber security talent pool is growing every day, and with the need to fill so many jobs here at home, leaders are cultivating the next generation. Programming, fighting malware and protecting data are just some of the important things cyber security experts do every day.
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